where,s the best place to live ???
May 5th 2003, 11:32 pm
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where,s the best place to live ???
hi im delboys wife allison , i wonder if anyone can tell me the best place to live or buy a property near perth and the coast not too expensive thou .Someone told me ocean reef scarbourah hammersley alexandra heights etc please let me know thanks allison
May 6th 2003, 2:44 am
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Re: where,s the best place to live ???
Originally posted by delboy
hi im delboys wife allison , i wonder if anyone can tell me the best place to live or buy a property near perth and the coast not too expensive thou .Someone told me ocean reef scarbourah hammersley alexandra heights etc please let me know thanks allison
hi im delboys wife allison , i wonder if anyone can tell me the best place to live or buy a property near perth and the coast not too expensive thou .Someone told me ocean reef scarbourah hammersley alexandra heights etc please let me know thanks allison
Having never been I can't really advise you but I have looked at property online and have decided that Perth is too expensive so have lowered our sites a bit! And I can't afford the mansion in Padbury yet! I have seen several 2/3 bed houses in the Bunbury/Busselton area (about 100 miles south of Perth) for approx A$100,000-120,000 or you could try the Margaret River area on the south-west coast.
Good Luck!
May 6th 2003, 7:10 am
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thanks wannabewallaby i also like the look of margarate river but not near enough to perth for work. thankyou for your reply , bye for now allison
May 6th 2003, 7:24 am
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Hey Delboy Letchworth ehh, I,m only done the road from ya, In Welwyn. Gonna be heading to Brisbane.
May 6th 2003, 9:29 am
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Originally posted by paulf
Hey Delboy Letchworth ehh, I,m only done the road from ya, In Welwyn. Gonna be heading to Brisbane.
Hey Delboy Letchworth ehh, I,m only done the road from ya, In Welwyn. Gonna be heading to Brisbane.
I'm in between you both ( in manner of speaking!!
) - Stevenage! Complete dump hence immigration plans. We are heading to Adelaide.
May 6th 2003, 9:42 am
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Hello sally, I have serviced loads in stevenage, err Boilers and fires that is, Poplars aint that bad.
May 6th 2003, 9:45 am
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Originally posted by paulf
Hello sally, I have serviced loads in stevenage, err Boilers and fires that is, Poplars aint that bad.
Hello sally, I have serviced loads in stevenage, err Boilers and fires that is, Poplars aint that bad.
Poplars okay if you want a house with subsidence!!!
May 6th 2003, 9:51 am
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hehe
, we only did council houses in stevenage, :scared: :scared:
, we only did council houses in stevenage, :scared: :scared:
May 6th 2003, 2:00 pm
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Re: where,s the best place to live ???
Originally posted by delboy
hi im delboys wife allison , i wonder if anyone can tell me the best place to live or buy a property near perth and the coast not too expensive thou .Someone told me ocean reef scarbourah hammersley alexandra heights etc please let me know thanks allison
hi im delboys wife allison , i wonder if anyone can tell me the best place to live or buy a property near perth and the coast not too expensive thou .Someone told me ocean reef scarbourah hammersley alexandra heights etc please let me know thanks allison
There are loads of older less sort after homes around $230k in older down market suburbs like Padbury one suburb back from the coast.
May 6th 2003, 2:11 pm
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Re: where,s the best place to live ???
Originally posted by delboy
hi im delboys wife allison , i wonder if anyone can tell me the best place to live or buy a property near perth and the coast not too expensive thou .Someone told me ocean reef scarbourah hammersley alexandra heights etc please let me know thanks allison
hi im delboys wife allison , i wonder if anyone can tell me the best place to live or buy a property near perth and the coast not too expensive thou .Someone told me ocean reef scarbourah hammersley alexandra heights etc please let me know thanks allison
It's like having your very own Ozzie Osbourne family next door.
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May 6th 2003, 2:16 pm
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Re: where,s the best place to live ???
Originally posted by madmancunian
Next door to PB.
It's like having your very own Ozzie Osbourne family next door.
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Next door to PB.
It's like having your very own Ozzie Osbourne family next door.
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May 6th 2003, 3:53 pm
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Depends what you're looking for Allison, Scarb & Ocean Reef expensive suburbs. There are some lovely areas with lower price tags and then some areas you'd want to stay clear of.
Best bet would be to come and look, everyone on here can offer an opinion but it's very much an individual choice, what fits your family. What sort of things are you looking for? Do you know if you want to be north or south of the river? A lot depends on where you're coming from too. From an inner city area in the UK most areas (not all) would look good. It's a good idea to rent first (although lots don't), to make sure the suburb you've chosen is the right one for you. That's what we're doing. Been here 4 weeks now and I'm not 100% sure it's the right place, but is anywhere? I'm getting a much better idea of what I do and don't want with areas and house types.
Loopy
Best bet would be to come and look, everyone on here can offer an opinion but it's very much an individual choice, what fits your family. What sort of things are you looking for? Do you know if you want to be north or south of the river? A lot depends on where you're coming from too. From an inner city area in the UK most areas (not all) would look good. It's a good idea to rent first (although lots don't), to make sure the suburb you've chosen is the right one for you. That's what we're doing. Been here 4 weeks now and I'm not 100% sure it's the right place, but is anywhere? I'm getting a much better idea of what I do and don't want with areas and house types.
Loopy
May 6th 2003, 4:13 pm
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Originally posted by Loopy
Depends what you're looking for Allison, Scarb & Ocean Reef expensive suburbs. There are some lovely areas with lower price tags and then some areas you'd want to stay clear of.
Best bet would be to come and look, everyone on here can offer an opinion but it's very much an individual choice, what fits your family. What sort of things are you looking for? Do you know if you want to be north or south of the river? A lot depends on where you're coming from too. From an inner city area in the UK most areas (not all) would look good. It's a good idea to rent first (although lots don't), to make sure the suburb you've chosen is the right one for you. That's what we're doing. Been here 4 weeks now and I'm not 100% sure it's the right place, but is anywhere? I'm getting a much better idea of what I do and don't want with areas and house types.
Loopy
Depends what you're looking for Allison, Scarb & Ocean Reef expensive suburbs. There are some lovely areas with lower price tags and then some areas you'd want to stay clear of.
Best bet would be to come and look, everyone on here can offer an opinion but it's very much an individual choice, what fits your family. What sort of things are you looking for? Do you know if you want to be north or south of the river? A lot depends on where you're coming from too. From an inner city area in the UK most areas (not all) would look good. It's a good idea to rent first (although lots don't), to make sure the suburb you've chosen is the right one for you. That's what we're doing. Been here 4 weeks now and I'm not 100% sure it's the right place, but is anywhere? I'm getting a much better idea of what I do and don't want with areas and house types.
Loopy
May 6th 2003, 5:52 pm
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where is the best places to live
Originally posted by Loopy
Depends what you're looking for Allison, Scarb & Ocean Reef expensive suburbs. There are some lovely areas with lower price tags and then some areas you'd want to stay clear of.
Best bet would be to come and look, everyone on here can offer an opinion but it's very much an individual choice, what fits your family. What sort of things are you looking for? Do you know if you want to be north or south of the river? A lot depends on where you're coming from too. From an inner city area in the UK most areas (not all) would look good. It's a good idea to rent first (although lots don't), to make sure the suburb you've chosen is the right one for you. That's what we're doing. Been here 4 weeks now and I'm not 100% sure it's the right place, but is anywhere? I'm getting a much better idea of what I do and don't want with areas and house types.
Loopy
Depends what you're looking for Allison, Scarb & Ocean Reef expensive suburbs. There are some lovely areas with lower price tags and then some areas you'd want to stay clear of.
Best bet would be to come and look, everyone on here can offer an opinion but it's very much an individual choice, what fits your family. What sort of things are you looking for? Do you know if you want to be north or south of the river? A lot depends on where you're coming from too. From an inner city area in the UK most areas (not all) would look good. It's a good idea to rent first (although lots don't), to make sure the suburb you've chosen is the right one for you. That's what we're doing. Been here 4 weeks now and I'm not 100% sure it's the right place, but is anywhere? I'm getting a much better idea of what I do and don't want with areas and house types.
Loopy
May 6th 2003, 6:26 pm
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Re: where is the best places to live
Originally posted by delboy
thankyou loopy and pm good advice ,can you tell me some of the bad places to avoid i have 2 children age 8 years and 6 months and wouldnt want a bad area
thankyou loopy and pm good advice ,can you tell me some of the bad places to avoid i have 2 children age 8 years and 6 months and wouldnt want a bad area
For $200 per week in Quinns its still possible to get sea views in an older home you will love its old charm its worth a look go for old Quinns not the newer part , loads going on up there , far away enough from the city but near all the things that you will need .
